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Old 06-23-10, 04:04 PM
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Originally Posted by adventurepdx
The impression I got was they didn't research the route out there. They said, "Yesterday someone told us to take 14." And when I told them that I had an alternate route, they didn't say then, "Oh, I don't want to hear it." They said, "Okay." It wasn't until they were taking off and when I asked them again then they said no.
It seems to be something that you're taking personal offense at... problem is that you're giving conflicting versions of the event. Above, you say that they responded with "Okay". In a prior post you say "I casually suggested sticking to the Oregon side, and come back if you wanted more info. They didn't. "

Anyhow, my take on it is that it's OK if someone offers me advice once. If I don't take them up on their advice or suggestion, then it becomes rude to bring it up again, because then that person has started to act like a mother hen, and I'm perfectly capable of making my own decisions and dealing with the consequences, thank you very much. :-)
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